Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 11, 1913 · page 1

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,IBF-INIWIFIF Board oi Trade at: '1

lbIIIII‘s Inn-Lhrpaly

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' ' I Attended

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Enlgrtyinment Provid-
social Time Enjoyed

 

 

A Ibusin ' meeting and smoker of
.the Norwaj Board of Trade was hold
at the Royal James Inn. at 8 o‘clock
last eveninI. About 100 members and
guests weII present. Among the
guestg‘VVwei-Il W. '8. Buckley, president
‘or the Stanford Board or Trade;
Charles ‘WIillisms, secretary of the
Siai’ni’ord heard of Trade, H. p. Price.
chairman Itnd Charla; H. Diiworth.
noting secretary ol the Norwaik
Board. The opening address by Pres-
ldent H. PI Price Wits well received.
after \vbicIi he introduced Mr. Wit.
llnms who gave a very interesting dis
course as In the ways and means oi
financing Ind booming Boards of
.Trade to gIve results beneficial to the
cities. He spoke as Iollows: ‘

TOWN Fthome AND PUBLIC

SPIRIT.
, Cities III-II: built by tilexspirlt ct cit
helium pt by raw; materials... every
piccy- on mirth that, has been success

int, on ,‘lI cause t'h'p people wanted It

to to 90.

Town bquninz started In the Wecb'
"principally In the States of the Pacific
' coast. ThtI hIIsiness men of those cit-
’ iey sud towns discovered that by co.

 

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liFFIGEIiS IIIIIIIILII
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fl‘he LoyIFl Order of Moore in Odd
chllows' Hihll in South Norwalk hold
the pubichinstaliatlon oi the newly
elected embers. There was a gather-
ing of tuna I hundred friends and boom
bore in attendance: ’

The instulllnx officers were Deputy
Supreme ll ulster Chariéu Font. oi?
lBrldgeportFFEInd Deputy supremo Bore

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

geanisbhr
Norwslk.
Ji‘ho oiliIIer’yeeloct were sealed 9

1 pound, IhaII tar. which was decorated

with largo American dogs, which
I. y pretty sIgIIt \
tings was opened by the
ring the deputy supreme
" sign of courtesy altar
supreme Dictator Foul.
In ‘a wiry ih‘plo but impressive man
nor {mild 1': the new oliicera, or toll

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

llamas turmymwmiym Coley.
.0 are? ligsuenn.

l. (tr-11 do n ‘
'1‘?“ Byron. J. Burns.
lotion-lint.

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{bob M muslin ytmt.

, om an ,Iaitordoon” Intercity for 1
1116 ”1’ W13! base and #1108 06111

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8 John 110111111111, 01 3011111

I log. Illsrry'llt flmith. or No. 11 tilth

Biggest crowd oi tho Witch Al- 6,

lands Fair Ill antral
FII9 Station I

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tendance or the waak‘wu ,
mike the evening the most endoyubl
yet held. They succeeded.
Preceding the Opening oi ~
there was a Me, with th
from South Namath fiend

making things merry lumen. The

I FllflBlEKS IIF W or

n was a thrilling sight that reproson- 'I
tatlve body of tire lighters c6ntainioz. -,

arlcan band led the marchers an

in the line'pf munch the best in 6
men that this section sit the to '
lords, and mnny‘a cheer Input
who viewed the parade came tr‘m‘
very appreciation of this fact.

East: Norwalk voted not to Attend,
at s meeting of the Mayflower "Hook
and Ladder Company, held earlier in
the week. The Norwali: Fire Depart-
ment decided not to some down, al-
though l-iope Hose Company and the
Not-walk Fire Police accepted the invi-
tation with the proviso that they
would be governed by the docialott ot
the department. No oiliclai humor to
the invitation fro the South ‘Nor
walk boys was received and ChieiI
George W. Bogardus could state noth-
ing definite, save what was told him
by several City of Norwsllc firemen
Who attended the fair last evening.

The Central Fire station was not.
large enough to hold thegcrowds of loll:
evening, but what cured those out for
a good time whether there was plenty
or elbow yours or not. It was all
myrrh My all”. In yby cute
barbecue bumped you Mildnfllsfl
But, reA‘liy it It“ tl‘ct We:
‘thal.’ altboiizh it. was the Best. crowd
of the wock.

 

 

Those energetic young yaiesiydies "
31d of prefab tor their dili-‘

deserve no,
gent yvorlt' seeking out the nuns
dime or live-cent piece.

One of gloat of the fair. lull:
night; we 'the (115 dibntion of carna-
tion pinks. diri. A. C. Cuneo donated
a sumcient number‘tor ouch fireman
to have one to wear. ‘ The sight with
all the llt-e.laddles in uniform with a
flower in his buttondiole, who anim-
pressive one. Many hearty“ thanks
were altered :1: the donor that ever»
Inn.

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FRESH SHOULBEK 149 LI.
Billllllll STEAK 20¢ LB.

M

Roost boot, 160 lb.

Hamburg steak, lic lb. .

Pot roasts and boiling pieces, on?
old mice.

Sausage, 180.

10 Bars Bushido. '

 

 

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chlorine. toe and bile lb. e
Chespest place int Ivn. ‘ ”I
W Y MARKET

lid WauhlnMn strydt

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While cloylny one of the hllav H

doors in the huge vault oi the no

south 11me snow limit none I

log. in malnutrition street. this mom

 

street it Norwuil‘t It unintui- at
world in the building, neglected to w

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11mm and other one:
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WAIBIl-IIIINWI'ON, D (3., April 11.—
It result.“ only a brief visit to the or.
lines o! on members of Congress from
Connecticut to see how manufacturers
of theNutmeg State regard the now Mr
I'll! blih‘the details of which «became
public Monday afternoon.
that schedules are too low accompa-
nied by dire predictions as to the to-
turn; of the motorist in the state and
the mmbsuaucept the present scales
or onion. are pouring in upon the Donia
ocrdtbiwho compose the state's repre
mutation in the‘ lower House 01 Con-
green.

The buttery. machine tool. tire
arms, mohair and other textile sched-
ules are the basis}or most or the
protests. They began in a. flood earls
yesterday and the higher stage of the

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

by course. tho limiting
are llama
llléi mm of It» Fit-neatly"
luth
‘ '"fitdgmmw’sumrt New am. ,
, ,, us by the decision or the Dem-
corolla. congressmen from entire
New Ensland.’ who beldm comet-once
Monthly :11le the Connecticut men
are going to support the bill as tram-
ed by the Democratic members of the
House ways and means committee
and as it has been made public.
4‘hose In contemnoe especially the
Connecticut members have been very

 
 
 

 

hesitation about talking ot the rdlulta

of the confidence. But the beat in-
Imitation that has looked out from
the conference is to the effect that.
with the possible exception of one or
two ’New Eusiandprc the“‘l)emocrats
trom um section are going to vote
for the bill as it stands. Coma»
man Peters, or Massachusetts, is the
chairman or New England Democrat»

 
 
 

, In Association. and is also New Eng-

 

loudly representative on the trays and
means committee. it was t Inlon
mat ,opinlon of the conference that
Mr. Peters had fought tor INe'w Blur
lithium in the committee must-
I at ddr. Peters and tho
: : easy committee should be
u the bill as Irymod

, ’ Regarded as “you.

‘ Iconic oi the Connecticut
‘ there is a teallus but the

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WNW, April it write sand
aloud oi the Kraut cricket xl’ound st

twig and (imam to, the at“: or

locum dollars. Thy M'

(and tort udhlnd than“ ohm

enactment In bottom
Tho 'llro ‘an ~

 

‘, ‘c lie I mop-non,

Protests ‘

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humus-awake nom-
llafipd bore in town
nallt “oi". the people of

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trill-lot II a genuine
Keep It on

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days during the first. three weeks (I!
November; the remainder of 111918er
shall ban‘the closo season.
SectionT2.-Auy person «more than
18 yours 9": we may make application
to the clerk or the. town,‘ city or bar-
ough in Which such person resides
and ‘such‘olerk. being satisfied that
nt’ is a bonahde resident or
city or borough. upon pay-

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

to yuohilappncyut a licenoo'batltihix
the holder mount to hunt dear our
in: the open season 01 A, single year.
which license shall Will the form prev
scribed and upon Mantra furnisheuy
the commissioner of belies and
some and shall I). in a respects the
same as the liconie muted no any
appllcsnt under the provisions at Sec»
tion 1 of Chapter 145 of the Public
Acts of 1909, except thyt each such
license shall bear scrape the Inca
thereof thmards "appoint license for
hunting deer" in the handwriting oI
the. clerk Inning such license Any
nonresident may apply to any such
clerk For such special license. aud
ouch clerk shall grant the some upon
receipt of a license fee of twenty-live
dollars. Such clerk shall. on, or he
tore the fifteenth day'ot December.
pay to the state treasurer all moneys.
except recording Ices. received by him
to he used for the protection and pro.
mytlon or game, and the same shall
by. paid to the commissioners of fish-
eriss and came in the manner provid-
ed by section ms of the General
Whitey.

Election 8.«-~No pardon holding a lit
more under the provisions or till. sot
shall kill or attempt to kill say our
except by use or II items.

aeolian leo portion shell hunt,
kill yttnmpl‘to bill. clinic. or use

d any dear during the close moon. pro

vided the owner or tom or Any ml
entity may. at any tlmyton lend own-
cd or mailed or him. lIlII‘. by use (it"s
Inbound. my door which Ahsli he
found damaging any crop, «nibble
or troll. tree upon aid land. The bur»
den of proof lost any dour round in
lb. possession or any such may or
leery. was killed In conformity with
the tomato: provisions dialitgl

own. Emulation Piiuldiul‘atuanlm .,
,, dicatlah om new 1M oboe
' , motor or DWMIW

 

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'Ilnlon determined to Hold Out

for Demand

 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ IN. Y" April 11.——A con-
,' pin the representatives
' our men or the Inter-
.sy Company. President

01»«:1119II ’_
nationai

E. 0 .. I
' 5‘ 5 {P. Fubrmann.heldatnoan
‘ do break the deadlock
_: opposing factions. An

‘ Railway Company's
met hood (1 nine.) of tracks and a
general strike at all unlob labor in
the city threatened; strong Influences
were brousiit to bear today upon the
corporation and its striking col-men
to reach an manhunt upon which
uuoltiony oi wages sud hours can be
arbitratad I

 

itlon (it
by». t e r,rullvlmv
conmyu his stats nor-rd or tied
was All mvasueaudn oi the
whole strike situation .

The biota upon which the com
M! W to settle therntlfike. are.
briefly: The roomployment uncondl
donslly, of me man. in the service
or the company on the day before the
audit. \vay declured “whether he be
lousy to a union or not;" discussion
of complaints grievsnce. or troubles
at any tor with “a committee
ol’ no 0“ ." otter the restore
tlon ct ltd services: and dually. yrbi
tration ot duel-sneer: upon which this
«Immunodm the company [ill to
agree Th rhino agree to a board of
three orbit tors to be chosen in the
noun! wnnghatoad at having the
mayor is arbitrator.

Pie-Idabtrfhlshou oi the union today
halter-stony rete‘rmlnstlon ‘~to con‘
tinue log; ‘I ,e ’unlasa the disputed
questioni 1 toward to the hours.
wages Ind roemployment oi men are
tier: up with a committee oi the im-

new: ‘ It”.
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District Attorney Dudley northbound
teddy that in response to complaints
of elm. it. would at once present
to the «and jury, evidence on the
question whether since the strike the
railway company has vtoltted the ‘va

requiring it speclned traininy at one
termed.

Wan-MW
IIIrrmdLo» durum om

Illytwaan Aspus’m m1; and (Suntan
thy fittedeid Emmy. duo in clump.
at 4:81; Add in Mill ”blowout it till
p. on. struck II «boulder WW drawn
by m spirited colts, mod by the
mortal tilts” ”912109.5qu “tyr-
muons. end Iniarbd thy dilver. hectic
mflysklns, spa that hit my rumored lit
em to the Deanery 11qu thh
Idaho, Andrew brotherly. of many

 
 

 

 
 

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and the am me It. tadpoles In;

float and warns that Extreme
Care Is Necessary

very slightly. registering 11tu till.

trams cure was necessaryr
me nope was feeling rather strons~

at not being able} to receive the pil-
grims from Venice. tile said he would

them and to impart to them ill ,
tollc benediction, but Prob Momma

to that or to anything of the kind.
0n teaming of this decision of his
physicians, the pope asked Cardinal

State, to receive the patriots do: him

.in the Foyal hall.‘where he told him

to give them a. reception arm-eat sot

_ enmity and to import to than} selfless-

log in his puma. The secretary or

, state was told also to deliver a short

address to (them. and to hand touch
of them a commemorative model. .
Thlsvslternocn Cardinal Merry lDei

zrims of different nationalities, I the
largest gathering ever roceived by any
cardinal at the Vatican.

A sister and ,a niece of the pope vis-
ited him today and remained soverai

“11W” “:2waer ‘

Vatlcsn where the lnaulrars received
renaming Iniormatlou. _

IIII. IIIIIII‘II mks
IIII Innuendo

Nehemiah Candee at 80th Non
walk addressed the members or at.
Paul's Men’s Club at the Berkeley
street chapel last evening on “Battle
holds." Mr. Candee'o address was in-
tensely interesting and delighted ev-
ery one or the members present. ills
talk was. tor the most part. historical.
intersperped With personal lmprea»
alone gained by a deep study or the
subject Hia graphic account orthe
great battle at Tours oi Martin 1.11
that“; strunlg tor reformation as til
Norms. limited Booaom's sdomtsll
at Waterloo. and the heroic struggle
of: the American on: under Wash-
lnston during the terrible winter at
whey Forge. opened up new avenues
Ior study and research to the menu
liars ind Interested than: to the pur
«suit or u more thorouxh study or bi:
tory m blitorlo bottlydelda.

Al thy conclusion oi his address.
311‘. {landae was generously applaud
yd And warmly dudsrhluhltod upon on
”bailout snort.

lieu-column“ more they served by
the aluminium oommltte and y do
iiyhtiul social time onloyyd 7
At the business meeting. which pro-
ceeded the Add!!! mulch. oranges
mutt yet-II only For entertain»
limit to be bold in tit inhv future
and a committee Appointed it my
no voted to co-ofiyrtity with the
Guild in melt the firthday About

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Physician Incumbents ‘Absolulo

No Fresh symptoms had developed
during the night. but Prob Mmhiatn- _
~vo. afraid recommended absolute rest I
tor the pontitr and declared that on,

or today and expressed disappointment

havo liked arleast to be carried boron

Merry Del Val, the Papal Secretary or

hours in his room; while Mgr. Bres-
sen. priyaty system to his holiness» ‘ *
“film“ m“. N“. mgr-M'WOd

Amman arroyo thrash, tbo’olt'flhii
morning that the; pope was dead and
this caused a rush of Medium to the

noun, April 11 41*» condition oi, ‘1‘
the pope was round unchanged this
. morning when Prod. Ettore Marchlafaé
I vs and Dr. Aubrey Amlci examined '
him. (ills temperature had incl-sand ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vs absolutely refused to consent either ’

“I received .over three thousand pll- '

a

fIzoinnilttoe, which was posted

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_ The following is a. copy,
creasing act the powemc: the

house under suspension 0;
and later patina the senate
now waiting the signitur Io:
euros to become a lawn

The town 0! Noywy'lk.
through its Bridge on; ,, I
mitten i h 6"

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the person or persona" '
tho 3““! IWWIQ.“

MIDI? to tho
ultr‘dppeai from that

said decreeubut not. in
appeal! shall not operata

 
 
 
 
 

slant ,donldor dlv‘es w
lnp mouldings“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

delved today, the IIlid
the canal c distunllo
and is still mutton
steam nhotelil is 11W

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Matteo thirty-two om. ‘ “
Working in ,tho canal
point. and battle this”, '

 

 

 

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